I will tell you. I’ve seen this movie in Telugu just a few minutes ago. Do you know what I feel? I must first find out which place from Karnataka is really driving crazy for this movie, go to that place, find a local 70mm or 35mm theatre which is recording housefulls all the day, then book in the front rows for all the four shows for the movie in Kannada version and listen to the people including me shout for the hero and go crazy for almost a week for that movie, and write my experience of that movie in my personal journal. Got it? I’ll make this long story short. While watching this movie, I had blasts in my head and I was virtually ripping off my shirt and flying it in the air a 100 times. Don’t be too critical and just go with the flow and moreover, I bet that you’d obviously have not much time to even critically disect the movie or criticize parts of it because the screenplay drags you into a rollercoaster which you can’t escape, but only can you step out of it after the ride ends. I wish that it becomes bigger than Bahubali because it had an impact of 100 folds greater to what Bahubali 1 and 2 combinedly has offered for me personally. If you miss watching this movie in a theatre, I bet you, you’re losing the experience of a grand Indian movie.